Scented Toilet Paper
The power involved to achieve 300mph must be crazy. That's around a 2:1 engine to wheel ratio to keep the rpms below 10,000.
The malaise is strong with this one.
I remember seeing this concept as a kid. I might have even fapped to it.
My parents owned 2 different Chrysler products when I was younger and both had engine replacements before 25,000 miles. I have vowed to never own a Chrysler product. Ever. They can't even get simple stuff right. I had a 2002 Ram (company vehicle) and the plastic dash split like the ones from the 80s in less than 2…
I think what gives it that certain charm is that whoever drives it cares enough to clean the windows and keep the lights and indicators in working condition. It's a real work truck that contrary to first impressions is completely road legal and relatively safe to operate.
If everyone else has to drive a Lada then it should be good enough for heads of state right!?!
I actually enjoyed it. At least it was creative. I HATE those scream in your face dealership ads. It's a Lexus dealer that can poke fun at themselves. I'd shop with them. (Assuming I was actually in the market for a Lexus)
Heck, for $125K you could at least use nice labels too.
Why no EFI? All that work to do a V8 conversion and they went with a carb? I don't hate old school fuel delivery but on a modern car I would think EFI would be the logical choice.
Agreed! They're also called emergency brakes for a reason! In case, you know, the regular brakes or the electrics fail.
If you build it, they will cum.
Theme Song (courtesy of another Nordic)
So... 2 guys screwed up and they get paid vacation? I... have... got... to find me a union job.